Delaware · Delaware Code — Title 21, Motor Vehicles
Del. Code (Title 21) § 3209: Concurrent agents, joint agents, and successor agents
What this law says, in plain English
A principal may appoint multiple agents as concurrent (acting independently), joint (acting only with agreement), or successor (acting after predecessors exit). Agents must notify the principal of other agents' breaches of duty or face liability.
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